The World Unreal

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The World Unreal
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Studio album by
ReleasedJanuary 14, 2016 (2016-01-14)
Recorded2009-2015 at Manaraga Recording Studios, Syktyvkar, Russia
Genre Progressive rock, art-rock, eclectic prog, experimental rock
Length1:01:01
Label ArtBeat Music
Producer Nomy Agranson

The World Unreal is the third studio album by Russian progressive rock band The Gourishankar, released at Russia on January 14, 2016 through ArtBeat Music.

Contents

Track listing

All titles, writing credits, and song lengths taken from The World Unreal. All lyrics by Jason Offen Vocal melodies by Jason Offen and Nomy Agranson.

No.TitleMusicLength
1."Intro - Fate"Nomy Agranson2:04
2."Order and Chaos"Nomy Agranson5:31
3."First Rush"Nomy Agranson5:02
4."Let It Go"Nomy Agranson4:12
5."Place for Everything"Nomy Agranson4:46
6."Heartland"Nomy Agranson5:54
7."Truth Stays Silent

a) The Deception b) Money Talks

c) Retribution"
Nomy Agranson12:01
8."World Unreal"Nomy Agranson4:41
9."Time Follows"Nomy Agranson5:49
10."Pleasure and Suffering: Part 1"Nomy Agranson5:44
11."Pleasure and Suffering: Part 2"Nomy Agranson5:23
Total length:61:01

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Line-up

Session musicians

Huge thanks go to our friend and colleague Doran Usher, who for years has devoted himself to work in The Gourishankar and without whom, the group would be unable to exist and develop. We wish success and a long and happy life for him and his family!

Some of the songs used ideas by Doran Usher.

Production

Recorded, engineered & mixed by Nomy Agranson at home and at Manaraga Recording Studios, Syktyvkar, Russia, between 2009 and 2015, except backing vocals for "Pleasure and Suffering. Part 2" and "Time Follows", recorded by Martin Brookes at Sol y Sonido Studios, Farajan, Spain, 2014.

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References

  1. The World Unreal, 2015-09-01, retrieved 2024-01-25